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<FF>
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Form Feed
This control code prints the current page, and causes the
print position to advance to the top of the next page, with-
out changing the current horizontal position. A carriage
return may also be carried out, depending on the most
recent Line Termination command.
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<ESC>&anlR
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Vertical Position (Lines)
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<ESC>&anl V
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Vertical Position (Decipoints)
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<ESC>*pnl Y
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Vertical Position (Dots)
These commands move the current vertical print position
to the location specified in lines (at the current line spac-
ing), decipoints (l/720-inch) or dots (l/300-inch), respec-
tively. The horizontal print position is unaffected.
For example, anyone of the following commands will
move the print position to two inches from the top of the
page (assuming a line spacing of six lines/inch):
Command
<ESC>&a12R
<ESC>&a1440V
<ESC>*p600Y
Vertical Position
12
lines
1440
decipoints
600
dots
NOTE: The Vertical Position (Lines) command can be used
to move directly to any line on the next (or subsequent)
page. This is not true of the other Vertical Position com-
mands.
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<ESC>=
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Half Line Feed
This command causes the current vertical position to move
down by one half of a current line spacing. It is helpful
when using super- and sub-scripts.
A half line feed can be cancelled with a reverse half line
feed via the command <ESC>&a-.5R.
HP Emulation Mode
H-21
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